Once a year the District Governor makes an official visit to each club in the District. The Governor will meet with the Clubs board approximately 30 minutes prior to the start of the Club meeting. The Governor will be the Clubs program for the day.

Once logged into the website, it will take you to the home page again. Look in the top right corner and it will say “Welcome, your name”, “Member Area”, “Logout”.

Click on “Member Area”.

In the tabs across the top, click on “For Clubs”.

Then underneath, click on “Define Club Executives”.

Enter your Club committee chairs!

Applying for Grants

All Clubs requesting a grant, MUST complete a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and submit it to the District Office. The 2018-19 and 2019-20 Club Presidents need to sign the MOU. At least one Club member, but preferable 2 or 3 must attend grant training. Grant training was held in November 2017 and will be held again in Spring of 2018.

District Club Grants

District Club Grant projects support short-term, humanitarian projects that benefit local or foreign communities. Once a year, a club may request grant funds for a project or may collaborate with another club's project. There is a maximum of five clubs per project.

International projects with budgets exceeding $35,000 are best served with a Global Grant (GG). Due to District and Rotary International matching, properly qualified clubs may have the money raised for a project multiplied by 3.5 - i.e. A club raises $10,000 and can then do a project with budget of $35,000.